Insecurity Is Becoming a Thing of the Past: President Trump Commends Tinubu
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's unwavering commitment to tackling insecurity continues to attract global attention.
The inspiration behind project 5/5 is a shared version that genuine leadership, connective unity, and unwavering commitments to the people can shape a more prosperous future for all.
Delta State is opening a new chapter of opportunity as it prepares to host the Delta State Economic & Investment Summit, a strategic platform designed to bring together some of the world’s leading voices in government, business, finance, and development to shape the future of investment in the state.
Under the theme, “Harnessing Our Strengths, Unlocking Our Potential,” the summit will showcase Delta State’s competitive advantages, ongoing reforms, and vast opportunities across key sectors of the economy while fostering strategic partnerships that will accelerate sustainable growth.
Date: 3rd–5th August 2026
Venue: The Dome Event Centre, Asaba.
From its vast agricultural landscape and abundant energy resources to its expanding transport network, industrial infrastructure, investor-friendly policies, and skilled workforce, Delta offers the conditions for businesses to establish, expand, and thrive across multiple sectors.
In Delta State, investment is backed by deliberate reforms, policy support, and a commitment to ease of doing business.
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A secure nation is the foundation for economic growth, investment, and national prosperity. As the Renewed Hope Agenda continues to unfold, Nigerians are encouraged to support ongoing efforts by promoting peace, unity, and cooperation with security agencies.
Governor Sheriff Oborevwori has approved the immediate repair of the failed Mosogar–Oghara section of the Warri–Benin Highway, moving to ease the hardship of motorists and commuters.
The Commissioner for Works (Highways and Urban Roads), Comrade Reuben Izeze, disclosed this while announcing the Governor’s approval, noting that the intervention underscores the administration’s commitment to responding swiftly to infrastructure challenges that impact the welfare of citizens and the movement of people and goods.
He explained that although the Warri–Benin Highway is under the jurisdiction of the Federal Government, the severity of the deterioration along the affected stretch made immediate state intervention imperative. He added that contractors have already mobilised to site to commence emergency remedial works aimed at restoring traffic flow, improving safety, and reducing the burden on road users.
Every great achievement begins with a united purpose. Communities prosper when leaders, citizens, and stakeholders work together with a shared commitment to development, peace, and progress.
Great economies are built where access meets opportunity. With seamless links to six neighbouring states and proximity to Onitsha Market, one of West Africa’s largest commercial hubs, Delta State offers investors a strategic advantage that extends far beyond its borders.
For businesses looking to expand their reach, the shortest path to opportunity and sustainable growth leads through Delta State.
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Effective governance is built on the strength of capable people, and today, His Excellency, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori reinforced that commitment with the swearing-in of Mr. Brave Oyinkore Enodeh and Mr. Ogodo Emokiniovo Moses as Commissioners; Mr. Cosmas Igbenije as a member of the Delta State Oil Producing Areas Development Commission (DESOPADEC) Governing Board; and Joseph Obiananma Ojobo Esq., Chief James Omanudhowho Obeuwou, and Barr. Fun-Ebi Edonyabo as members of the Delta State Judicial Service Commission.
Governor Oborevwori stated that the appointments were guided by competence, fairness, and integrity, reflecting his administration’s commitment to strengthening public institutions with capable hands.
Congratulating the appointees, the Governor urged them to serve with integrity, diligence, and an unwavering commitment to the people of Delta State.